Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-30
THE NEW LAWS.
Passed by the Nevada Legislature
During the Recent Session.

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During the Recent Session.
The following from the Enterprise is a
condensed synopsis of the bills of general
interest passed by the Nevada Legislature,
Just now adjourned. One-hundred and
fifty.two bills, out of 300 or 400 introduced
passed both Houses, and 146 have received
the approval of the Governor. Five have
been vetoed, principally by reason of being
supplanted by others to the same effect:
Authorizing purchase of J w. Parker's
map of Nevada for public schools; 5000
TO provide for the m aintenance and sup
ervison of public schools; election of Trus-
| tees, etc.
| w. NJ. Havenor's bill as Commissioner
to the New Orleans Exposi.ion; 81, ,967 ap-
propriated.
Authorizing County Commissioners to
bring suit rsainst persons or corporations
depositing sawdust in the waters of this
State.
| For the better preservation of titles to
| mining claims.
For fire escapes from places of public
assemblage.
Regarding vicious dogs.
Fixing the rates for official advertising.
Selection and sale Of public lands.
Organizing and disciplining the militia
of the State.
Benefit of the Nevada Silver Association;
$500 appropriated.
Providing for the manner of submitting
constitutional amendments to the voters of
the State.
Ra1,Iat;r, Aha rna,ro~ of Jrau,:,, -,
rieR in District Courts.
To encourage the sinking of artesian
wells
Providing for the government of towns
and cities.
To encourage mining. Private lands
concerned.
o. H. Gallup's salary bill; s1,1OO APP
propriated.
Prohibiting and Furnishing the manufac-
ture and use OF dynamite machines, etc,
in destruction of human life and property.
Providing for recording births and
deaths.
Relief of insolvent debtors. All adverse
proceedings to be stopped on filing petition.
Wild rice bill; 800 appropriated.
Protecting deer, antelope, mountain
sheep, ETC., from January LIST to September
lst
tpral Scc;st;ss n (,,1 each
IIisntanant Goyernor Lauehton's
salary Iii. 20 5Ifl annronr;ated.
S,,1,,iar,an9srs ,n;I;t;a h;li
upy ,ppiab;ng faI.ys rsa;strat;nn in red;gree
os oa..Ia s a.o '~'' '1-'s'A -
-; SJorT,or oath Hill
Stata ioon hi sor maintaining cash basi,
90 Stata Cnvarn,nent
To encouraee the mining and milling of
orss G;vas > bonns or nrem;nm at State
Fairs. s75fe annronriat N
nak r;nD ~o tha .;,pa Gov isvv;,o and assess.
inc taYas sor Sta,a and county nnrnoses
1J;t;o,,nl os.J;,s 20 S,ats ,r;soparu
I;oana;ms hneSa o,e'I boosos W ss ~ s5oo nor
,,,,ar.on -'N'' N
f's1, aJe..; Ie ;o,,,. aab.o,s ~, ,,.,,,osr,
&c t;ft,, CO.. ,a,,t os ;naabtedness
Proyy;a;,,,, y H. 81 :. a. ,vardS of tho State
sba,l he snnni;ad i w;th hoots and shoes from
tba Stats Pr;son shon
Pa,rIo+;,,a, r. - -, ana sals os State
,.n III bon%s as 'i' pi'0e anu 'A'' " '
'"T pro,;d;r, so c...o Tur,;orot;on Tn.
,0an o''oliis '0r o'"'e iiiiin's'"''0 ~
a Paor,o,;n orl. md bro,ds of stock
neS So;arn,s Iii 60 ' I1n;varo;tv etc
q, o o9s annrorr;a.aa 3t ' ''''''''' ~
"iiTS1 Te aPH.ops.aseu i;.a .S &c honds bv oo,n.
nan;ss MI '' etc 'He s''i's u ''A' y WIN
NJ oIlo,,,;,,, ho,,.o, Os ,,ros.;tvt;o, atc
;.u; ~. a,owns 400 houses =; prJses sni SOnss e'
Pnnr1a.;5a aus an5 - l;pana;na nn rnutraI life as
soa;ot;onS "'e anu i''''''"'s 'A"'"'
' AhnI;sb;n, tho ,o,toru o,orss in the Con.
u.;.ut;an Aoonsh'hs 'he io''ery CLAUSE IL 'ne o0n
nnen;. : 49,.
DDtennlne c3nspiracy, e'c. :s. .
managing me legai rate Oh i'i'efeS' ifoin
ten per cene 70 seven per cent. .,u
~ sohaonns '"e Saie Vi ''e"'e''''' S'e
anp e9pacco;
hnn.t hs poia t;,. .f,M na az 90; Assassors
AAPpoihtlhg Dep1sv county Assessoi:. cson:a,,
ieiepnohe from state rrisoh 10 oherih
oi1ce III Carson. .;,.s;, >, u,
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